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Alexandra (female)
Variants:
Alejandra
(F)
Aleksandra
(F)
Alessandra
(F)
Alexandria
(F)
Alexina
(F)
Olecia
(F)
Diminutive(s):
Alex
(F)
Pet Name(s):
Alix
(F)
Lex
(F)
Lexi
(F)
Lexie
(F)
Lexy
(F)
Sandra
(F)
Sandy
(F)
Sanya
(F)
Saundra
(F)
Derivative(s):
Alexa
(F)
Alexandrina
(F)
Alexis
(F)
Masculine form:
Alexander
(M)
Alexandre
(M)
Source(s):
The Oxford Names Companion, OUP
"Scottish Forenames" - Donald Whyte, FGH, FSG
Notes:
English and French, etc, feminine form of
Alexander
, from Greek "defender" or "helper".
Thanks to Donald Whyte who provided much of the initial information for this site.
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